2026 Academic Camps

Junior Math Champs: Foundations of Competitive Math

Availability: Week 5 (7/20-7/24) | Grades 1-3

A fun challenge camp for young problem-solvers who enjoy puzzles and non-routine math thinking. Students practice patterns, logic, number sense challenges, and strategy selection in an age-appropriate format. Campers learn how to show thinking, try multiple approaches, and persist when problems feel difficult. Activities focus on confidence and curiosity, not pressure, while still building real competition readiness. Great preparation for students who want stronger reasoning skills for future enrichment programs.

Essay Writing Bootcamp: Structuring Ideas with Clarity

Availability: Week 5 (7/20-7/24) | Grade 4+

A writing-intensive camp that helps students produce clearer, more organized essays. Campers learn planning routines (brainstorming and outlining), thesis and topic sentences, and paragraph structure. Students practice transitions, evidence use, and revision strategies to improve clarity and organization. The camp includes multiple writing cycles so students see real improvement from draft to final. A strong option for students preparing for middle school writing expectations.

Academic Enrichment – Literacy & Math Foundation (G1-G2)

Availability: Week 3 (7/6-7/10) | Grades 1-2

A structured, supportive camp that strengthens essential literacy and math foundations for younger students. Literacy sessions focus on phonics, fluency, comprehension, handwriting, and sentence writing. Math sessions strengthen number sense, addition/subtraction strategies, and early word-problem reasoning. Students build routines for attention, organization, and academic stamina in a positive environment. Ideal for families seeking confidence-building enrichment before the next school year.